Deep crimson fabric with pale olive scrolls, cream flowers and small birds

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Art of the Loom

Jay VI

Name: Jay VI
Brand: Art of the Loom
SKU: JAYCOLVI

Gawthorpe FabricJAYCOLVI

Jay VI makes a richly decorative impression with its deep crimson-red ground and sweeping pale foliage. Cream, olive and softly blush-toned flowers create a layered, traditional composition across the surface.

deep crimson red floral large luxe upholstery

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About this fabric

The pattern is dominated by large curling leaves, stylised flower heads and small birds, all arranged against the saturated red background. Pale olive and sage foliage brings a cool counterpoint to the warmer cream, beige and blush floral details. The dense, highly ornamented design gives this colourway a formal, statement-making character suited to upholstered pieces. No composition, width or performance specification has been supplied for this exact fabric.

How to use it

Use Jay VI on a feature armchair, headboard or occasional seat where its crimson ground can act as the room’s visual anchor. Balance the ornate pattern with warm timber, aged brass and restrained olive or cream upholstery accents.

Use the deep crimson ground to anchor a traditional room, pairing it with warm wood and soft olive accents.

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